ALL SATURN'S MOON Size Comparison 🪐

All moons discovered so far compared over the city of London. There are some unconfirmed ones that are not included in the video. Also not included are minor moons and all the rocks in the ring.
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[@MetaBallStudios]

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[@A_Ivler]

Enceladus, Epimetheus, Dione, Phoebe, Rhea, Titan, Mimas, Iapetus, Prometheus, Pandora, Tethys, Hyperion. 12. Next video: all the moons of Uranus.

[@adriana-istrate]

Aegaeon, Anthe, Polydeuces, Methone, Fenrir, Pallene, Skoll, Greip, Bergelmir, Hati, Farbauti, Loge, Bebhionn, Jarnsaxa, Aegir, Kari, Surtur, Fornjot, Tarqeq, Mundilfari, Narvi, Suttungr, Bestla, Daphnis, Skathi, Hyrrokkin, Thrymr, Erriapus, Ijiraq, Tarvos, Kiviuq, Ymir, Calypso, Telesto, Paaliaq, Pan, Albiorix, Atlas, Helene, Siarnaq, Pandora, Prometheus, Epimetheus, Janus, Phoebe, Hyperion, Mimas, Enceladus, Tethys, Dione, Iapetus, Rhea and Titan. 53

[@soaresproductions355]

Excellent work, i think a lot of viewers including myself, enjoy the zooming back in to the city and looking up part of the video. That is my favorite part.

[@surfstarcc1]

Before this video I could name off exactly 0 of them...

[@Unremembered.]

*slay queen. Also good vid!* Edit + response to question: I knew Titan, Rhea, Dione, Mimas, Enceladus, Tethys, Iapetus, Narvi, Hyperion, Phoebe.

[@fromnorway643]

Titan makes up 96 % of all the mass orbiting Saturn, including the rings.

[@thebel89]

Titan is also one of the most habitable worlds, its similar to early Earth. There could be life, but thick atmosphere slows down the research. It has clouds, but they are made of methane, not water vapour. If you looked them from the surface, they would appear black, they don't let any light through. The clouds are much taller than the clouds on Earth, they can reach 40 km, while highest clouds on Earth are just 18 km high. The atmosphere is made of nitrogen and organic compunds, like methane and ethane, and some acetylene. This is why it looks yellowish

[@rustysaw3288]

It really is a titan

[@thetfsguy3033]

@@rustysaw3288 nah no way 96%?

[@RealUlrichLeland]

@@thetfsguy3033 Surprisingly it's true. The rings are only 100 m thick so they only have less mass than Mimas. Titan also has a large rocky core while the rest of these objects are mostly ice, and because of the square cube law a moderate increase in diameter gives a big increase in volume.

[@olegyurchenko4127]

@@RealUlrichLeland Indeed, even Rhea , second biggest object after Titan have only 1.72% of Titan mass But statement not 100% true - Rhea + all till Tethys(+him) have 4,2% of Titan mass . So maybe not 96% , but somewhere around 94-95%.

[@dr.a006]

Lots of potatoes, some almonds, a few eggs, ravioli, the Death Star, some dirty ice balls, a mini planet…. It’s amazing we’ve discovered so many different moons!

[@dwrbh906]

I wouldn’t even call Titan a “mini” planet, it’s almost as big as Mercury! If it was orbiting the sun by itself, we’d totally consider it a planet! And that’s one of the things I love about it!

[@dweebteambuilderjones7627]

@@dwrbh906 BIGGER than Mercury, in fact. It's less massive but more voluminous.

[@dwrbh906]

@@dweebteambuilderjones7627 oooh I thought only Ganymede was bigger than Mercury! Thanks for the info!

[@cyberfunk4580]

"the Death star" That's no moon. It's a space station.

[@DocMonke]

Some mould bread aswell

[@ariannasv22]

We need more of those "realistic human" perspectives towards the end, because it truly puts into perspective how massive those things are. Also Pan and Atlas look like weird dumplings and they made me laugh when I first saw them

[@Unremembered.]

Same lol

[@gidiess7880]

Agreed - that was the best part

[@Paul_dw_Kersey]

They are alien spacecraft waiting for orders to attack earth!

[@Thurgosh_OG]

@@Paul_dw_Kersey They are giving time for their Space Dragon eggs to hatch first.

[@Silvera-Avian]

Fun fact: they look like that because they've collected all the dust and particles from the area of Saturn's rings they inhabit, which has formed a 'belt' around their sides as it's collected on them.

[@grahamvert8174]

1:52 Enter Super-Ravioli

[@javierrodrigo1009]

Pan is such a fascinating moon. Just looked it up on Wikipedia and found out that some scientists call is the "Space Ravioli" and now I can't unsee it xD

[@herbinhorizons]

Or pelmen

[@joacogonzalez1430]

It's funny because Pan means Bread in Spanish, and it looks like a weird shaped bread

[@rosexcoffeeperoelcanalogxd3806]

@@joacogonzalez1430 It looks like an "Ojo" or "Concha" (Mexican bread) ngl

[@davidtatro7457]

I thought the exact same thing.

[@titan-1802]

Ravioli Ravioli give me the Formuoli

[@resurgam_b7]

Ooh, I liked the final zoom back in and pan up. That really gave a good sense of the scale comparison which can sometimes be lost as things just get bigger and bigger and the numbers become kind of meaningless.

[@echofloripa]

Me too, nice touch to use on your future videos

[@otallono]

That's what they said in the last video which was perfect but the problem in this one is we want to look up and see the moons, possibly even Titan but they didn't show them here (looking up)

[@schmidth]

@@otallono Would be nice with a side by side with our moon from our perspective

[@shantilalbaid1491]

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[@Theodorerockingchair]

3:05 death star in disguise💀

[@H-E-S-C]

0:22 egg

[@jcblue1958]

an egg only thousands of times bigger 🥚

[@user-qn4rr9ck9i]

🥚

[@ZvY1x]

Egg🥚

[@lantempo]

The egg is going to give birth to a new planet/moon

[@noideawhoiam3855]

🥚

[@GirlyKat9001]

Let's not forget all the objects that make up Saturn's rings! They too, are technically speaking, moons of Saturn.

[@MetaBallStudios]

Of course, the minor moons or the ring makes it almost infinite.

[@itznathz9496]

Well them moons are cringe

[@spaceexplorer4369]

@@itznathz9496 Well u are cringe

[@itznathz9496]

@@spaceexplorer4369 sure

[@arthur5238]

@@MetaBallStudios do we know what maximum size they can be? because some of the moons aren’t that big wouldn’t be surprised if the rings got some of them pretty large

[@trueanimationfan6542]

Another really cool use of the street view effect. Love it. However, I have a question. Is the fictional starship video taking so long because there's some sort of fatal error, or is it just because of the large amount of spacecraft there are?

[@MetaBallStudios]

That's because there are many ships, all in color. The video will be the longest of the channel.

[@WDfangirl]

I like the street view too! 😀

[@jjh2472]

Sounds exciting

[@definitelynotnickiminaj5391]

@@MetaBallStudios and Jupiter too!

[@JimmysALilGirl]

You killed it last video with the looking up angle and brought it again with the looking down angle. Brilliant! Thank you for the experience!

[@mikoajryniak2644]

3:00 And there she is. The real life Death Star.

[@sh7dyi]

Saturn basically has a whole damn collection of rocks in a variety of sizes Also the fact that most of these moons are almond shaped is so remarkable

[@guy.like.me1]

no its minerals

[@99toyotacorolla]

Jesus, Marie. They're minerals.

[@b.lonewolf417]

@@99toyotacorolla 🤣🤣🤣

[@tayzonday]

Earth is like a soccer goal and Saturn has been like a goalie catching things to save us 😮

[@adriana-istrate]

Jupiter: Am I a joke to you?

[@josephlaverdiere9765]

@@adriana-istrate Lmaooo

[@donaldnye2890]

Dinosaurs say what? not doing its job.

[@grahammaxwell2112]

Football*

[@mutantraniE]

@@adriana-istrate yes. Saturn is #1 planet. Jupiter sucks!

[@tmdz9643]

It’s amazing how Titan has the appearance of a gas planet, but it’s really just shrouded in thick clouds, and beneath those clouds is arguably one of the most fascinating landscapes in our solar system.

[@surfstarcc1]

That ending was perfect, the view from ground really puts things in perspective. 👍

[@danielwalker6653]

Dragonfly engineers wish Titan were so close. Instead we have to wait for mid-2030s to see Titan close up again :(

[@mrnnhnz]

Excellent as usual. Love the camera angles!

[@pstrzel]

When I was growing up in the 70's, I recall something like 12 moons of Jupiter and 15 of Saturn. I think Almathea was the new one and the closest to Jupiter.

[@Devlinator61116]

Almathea has been known for centuries. I'm on mobile atm so I can't look it up without losing this video.

[@ericgolightly8450]

Jupiter now has 145 moons. We might need some boundaries, or else every ring particle will be a moon.

[@GachaLunX]

@@ericgolightly8450 92, Saturn has 145

[@Leonster69]

@@ericgolightly8450 Bro it's saturn wdym💀

[@ericgolightly8450]

@@Leonster69 oh

[@hiker64]

You are an incredible artist - This truly is art - Every production is phenomenal!

[@annabellwoods2799]

Love all the new angles at the end of the video! Hope this will be a recurring theme in future videos!

[@billr6983]

I've seen a couple other animated "comparison" channels that do a similar type of thing you do, but none of them hold a candle to yours. The detail and perspectives you give are unparalleled.

[@getreal2977]

Very nice again, thank you so much. For the future, could you maybe add please the (approximated) year of the objects in such comparison videos since they were discovered? It would give also a nice idea of how astronomy and telescopes improved over the years.

[@sabritas4251]

0:20 why he built like egg ☠☠

[@lantempo]

The egg is going to give birth to a new planet/moon

[@ShanaiTheLetter123]

Egg Shape looking as-

[@JinZanmato]

excellent video! If you want a real challenge, try to make a similar comparison video with all the Kuiper belt and scattered disc objects known? 🙂

[@rexfenris4856]

Spectacular point-of-view "camera" work!!! You are, without a doubt, an above-and-beyond content creator!

[@bigemugamer]

Just finished watching the jupiter's moons size comparison video. REALLY enjoyed watching, especially seeing the moons around 100km as it gave a good visual of where the Karman line is, it Watched MANY of your vids over the last year yet... not sure why I haven't subscribed yet. =/ SUBSCRIBED!! =D

[@zilvercederbom]

Loved the perspective swaps at the end, that was fun!

[@juanantonioalbacetecalero6538]

I really love these comparisons

[@TheBenduOrder]

Make a long comparison video of ALL the objects in the solar system!

[@Photosynthesisbeing]

You do a fantastic job creating these videos, thank you Mr Montoya.

[@jamescurfman3284]

COOL! Thank you for this video, I know it was a lot of work! :)

[@Triplane1234]

2:44 goofy ahh music time

[@neofox.]

Saturn: Where the hell have my moons got too? Uranus: Don't look at me, I'm already the butt of all ass jokes. Saturn: lol, you said "butt" Uranus: ....for gods sake!

[@plushinsanity]

Solarwhale32 would be angry at u

[@southsideman4891]

Well made video. Thank you!

[@ofb1583]

Wonderful graphic, using London, England & western Europe for size comparisons was a great idea. Then the zoom out, in & around all in perspective was a brilliant trick, though the flight under/through tower bridge was done by a disgruntled RAF pilot just after WWII. Loved it great job👍👏👏

[@DiveTheseClips]

4:15 woah I love this view from the street level, please do more of that in future videos where applicable

[@nawwk79]

Mimas would be fun to walk on, since it’s so small but yet still holds a spherical shape.

[@Reachland02]

Tf? That ain’t small compared to us

[@abelis644]

Brilliant. Thank you!!!

[@kamewantor4594]

Imagine doing your usual routine and then you start hearing stock music from the sky while God starts putting Saturn moons onto the Earth for his cool size comparison vid

[@Echochamber2345]

4:16 damn I hate living in Ohio ong 💀💀💀💀

[@pixelapse9613]

No way

[@Spino2722]

That’s the uk

[@Polarisuma]

@@Spino2722r/whoosh

[@Akira625]

Wow, Titan really lives up to its name. It easily dwarfs all of the other moons of Saturn. Enceladus is a great deal smaller than I thought, and it’s suspected of containing more water than the Earth.

[@fromnorway643]

Enceladus containing more water than Earth? That's physically impossible since its total volume is only *67 million cubic kilometres* (km³) while the Earth's oceans contain about *1.37 billion* km³ of water. However, Jupiter's moon _Europa_ is believed to contain more water than Earth since its total volume (mostly rock) is nearly *16 billion* km³ or 11.6 times more than the Earth's oceans.

[@LincolnDWard]

@@fromnorway643 each of the known Dwarf Planets (except Vesta, Pallas, and Hygeia if they end up being counted) also has more water than Earth (albeit mostly in the form of ice)!

[@ismaileltorky242]

Fantastic animation and shots!

[@Homemade-Blurb]

Hats off to all those who make such amazing animations 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@CelestialAnamoly]

that ending shot from the ground is so cool! and then Titan's POV such a cool idea!

[@Tomas-rd7oy]

😮😮😮😮

[@definitelynotnickiminaj5391]

2:32 I thought Prometheus was only a movie….

[@412crazypgh8]

Great job, perfect ending. If you could also just throw Saturn or which ever planet your doing at the end for size comparison also. That would cherry on top this work of art.

[@lukeprimmer9366]

The graphics and angles on this video are amazing!

[@MartinMizner]

*Fun fact:* inner ring moons like Pan have ridge on the equator because of fallen ring material.

[@carlosa.delgado3533]

I love this moons comparison videos! Please I really wish the comparison of Uranus and Neptune moons

[@NANFR-thatdude]

Props for the camera man putting every moon on Saturn on earth without destroying neither the earth nor the moons. Absolute dedication, give this man a raise

[@pedrox96]

Thank you so much for all the work you put in to deliver this great content!

[@mikhai1gu5ev]

Очень эффектное видео. Молодцы дизайнеры, впечатлило.

[@DarkPyroZero]

I love how you did the "street perspective" by the end of the video, hope you do more of that for future videos

[@user-je3fx6li3w]

Great, so clear👍 Thanks a lot. I subscribe to the channel.

[@DOSHIELD]

I wonder how these and Jupiter’s moons (in the previous video) would appear from the perspective of the earth looking at them as if they were at the moon’s distance. Great video again. 👍

[@jancw]

I would spend my entire life feeling like I'm about to be hit in the head.

[@SAOS451316]

@@jancw The Moon is farther away than you might think. It's about a quarter of the diameter of the earth but is tiny in the sky. Even the biggest moons Ganymede and Titan are only about 50% bigger than our moon. You could put Mars there at lunar orbit altitude and it would only be twice as big.

[@thebel89]

Titan would look very spectacular with it's bright, yellowish glow. Too bad it's 3 times further than our moon

[@adriana-istrate]

@@thebel89 Orange

[@nimeshjain5523]

Thank you for my kind request

[@Caiquecsf]

Dude...I don't know how you do that, but your videos are amazing

[@malcontender6319]

This video earned you a sub.

[@charlesblack2523]

This really helps me to understand the sizes. This video is very well done. 👍🏼

[@bobpourri9647]

1:50 "Pan" looks like a giant ravioli...A delicious, giant, cheese-stuffed ravioli. Mmmmmm.....ravioli.

[@ItsRonJohn]

Great video

[@Sovereign01]

Yes! This is the video I was waiting for since more moons have been discovered orbiting Saturn than Jupiter 😁

[@droxx78]

Me parece muy buena idea estos videos de comparación lunas.. Es alucinante.. Como siempre Álvaro nos trae muy buenos trabajos Feliz fin de semana Álvaro👌👌

[@ramza2779]

2:18 record skydive from the stratosphere with parachute 39 km

[@alexolson9278]

Incredible, excellent use of scale and GIS!

[@2Dentz]

That’s cool af that we got a whole Death Star chillin in our solar system. Mimas is officially my favorite moon lol

[@endstoneninja3845]

Titan really lives up to its name.

[@SolarisSaber]

Indeed, could have been a planet if it wasn’t orbiting Saturn. It’s even bigger than the planet mercury !

[@MEG-XCIV]

Tarqeq, Siarnaq, Paaliaq, Kiviuq and Ijiraq are such unusual names. They are not at all similar to the names of Saturn’s satellites/moons, and in general other planets’ satellites. They are so unique. It would be good to name a mysterious exoplanet like this. And the video is incredible as well.

[@Jose-Campos.]

I would name Tarqeq: Wades

[@MEG-XCIV]

@@Jose-Campos. Ok.

[@ldubt4494]

They are named after Inuit gods.

[@MEG-XCIV]

@@ldubt4494 I know it.

[@MDE_never_dies]

They sound Klingon

[@quitpayload]

I like how on the videos section of your channel this videos thumbnail symmetrically lines up with your Jupiter's Moons video

[@PiotrPerviakov]

Great job with the camera! 🤓

[@gercekyolcusu3148]

Kıyaslamalı görsellerden oluşan senin videolarının çok yararlı olduğunu düşünüyorum.

[@mymy0414]

3:34 is that a hurricane with low clouds? (Bottom, left)

[@noideawhoiam3855]

yes

[@chantellelapworth3457]

ide give this a 5 out of 10 it was ok and I think I might watch one of your videos again so ima like

[@austin12ascot]

Superb. Well done.

[@BrodaHafizi]

4:21 Pov:you.....

[@layoutdude9256]

...got roasted by -skeletons- *moons*

[@DinnerForkTongue]

The way the moons drop down to sit on the ground is way more satisfying than I expected. You did a good job with it. My favourite here is Hyperion. It's goofy, oblong and pockmarked, so it reminds me of the pumice stone I use when washing my feet 😜

[@Mimaspacegaming52]

0:07 tiny debris 0:19 killometeral rocks 0:26 roundest rock 0:31 medium rocks 0:39 city-sized rocks 0:45 bit bumpy rock 0:49 big rocks and 💀 Saturn's moon 1:04 large rocks 1:09 huge rocks 1:20 chixolob asteroid sized rock 1:30 world ending rocks 1:55 🥘 2:24 HUMONGOS ROCKS 2:43 mega rock 3:34 yin yang 3:43 big moon 3:53 king of Saturn's moon 4:01 da end 2:53 📱 3:00 most biggest rock now 3:07 death star 3:13 world ending moon 3:20 "small" moon

[@myeternalsin]

oh man that shot of looking up at them was so cool!

[@Maybethatsyuta]

It's awesome

[@BuwakoBuwako]

rip for the people in that city

[@ronm3245]

I like how you can see when the diameter gets large enough so that they become more like spheres. Also the hexagonal ravioli looking one was sehr interessant.

[@keeganrein1097]

I think it's safe to say that Saturn has the best rock collection in the universe.

[@r.a.6459]

There's an exoplanet that's basically Saturn on steroids. Just. So. Many. Rings.

[@titan-1802]

@@r.a.6459 that planet is now considered to not really exist, as the Home Star (V1400 Centauri) has been confirmed to be a Strong Variable, and the fact that J1407b was never seen after its transit.

[@Katzztar]

.. I did not know some of the smaller moons of Saturn had Nordic names. Which brings up a question, what is the naming convention for Saturn satillites? I know Jupiter's started with lovers of Jupiter/Zeus, then ...was it Neptune that has moons named after literary characters such as Shakespearian characters Miranda and Oberon.

[@adriana-istrate]

It was Uranus

[@adriana-istrate]

Neptune's moons are related to the ocean.

[@thebel89]

At first they named the moons after Titans of Greek mythology, but as there were only 7 Titans, they had to change that. They started naming them after Norse, Inuit and Gallic names.

[@dweebteambuilderjones7627]

The general naming convention for Saturn's satellites is mythological giants.

[@susanjane4784]

Impressive! Wish this stuff was available when I was in school.

[@SaturnCanuck]

Very nice. What's next in the series?

[@genapotehin]

Titan is my Favourite moon ever

[@pahguni]

Titan is titan

[@adriana-istrate]

Same

[@CarlytheQueenofChaos]

1:33 Attack on Titan reference.

[@bettygilliland456]

AMAZING!

[@jaysilverheals4445]

outstanding record breaking work

[@notmenotme614]

It’s mindblowing that we can detect a moon that’s just 600m to 2km in size from so far away. It would be cool to visit those small moons as you could walk around them in no time, it’ll be like having your own little island.

[@fromnorway643]

Some of them were discovered by the Voyagers and Cassini space probes, but most of them were found by large ground telescopes.

[@iestynne]

It's so interesting how sudden the shift to 'perfectly spherical' is at the upper end of the scale range... I would have expected it to be more gradual. [P.S. what an incredible visualization!! Good work indeed...]

[@andrewkinsey8754]

Pretty cool video

[@spvrivs]

A very well made comparison. To recognize in 5th minute that the city was London... - very original 👍

[@Bruhman_15]

Why does methone look like an egg lol

[@wut_the_fug]

4:15 Damn bro, you got the whole squad laughing. 😐

[@peeperleviathan2839]

?

[@GLASSB182]

Absolutely love the last score music you had! Felt like I was watching something from Dragon Ball Z!

[@Eza_yuta]

It's good seeing fellow rocks collector.

[@stevenscott2136]

If this was a movie, Methone would absolutely turn out to be an ancient starship.

[@Empr4evr]

Maybe it's a really big dinosaur egg? Did you ever think of that?

[@mixer5557]

JAJO ŚMIERDZI (dun dun dun duuuun)